April brings multiple opportunities to experience the arts on Emory’s Atlanta and Oxford campuses. From outdoor jazz concerts and musical theater productions to film screenings and dance performances, there is something for every art lover at Emory.
As Emory moves into spring, make time to attend the variety of events on campus, from sports to lectures. Enjoy the last full month of the semester with your friends and colleagues!
Throughout March, a variety of events across campus will celebrate women’s history and honor the vital role they play in Emory’s past, present and future. Be sure to mark your calendar for academic lectures, art workshops and more.
Four outstanding Emory College students representing academic achievement and passionate curiosity across the liberal arts and sciences have been selected to be Bobby Jones Scholars at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.
As winter begins to break, look forward to the warm weather and fun events on campus in March, ranging from intriguing lectures and exciting sports to entertaining theater productions and concerts. Be sure to mark your calendar so you don’t miss the action.
The discussion, facilitated by Emory professor Sheila Cavanagh, builds on Brown’s analysis of characters who are not quite “white enough” and will bring Shakespeare’s work together with current issues such as gender, sexuality, trauma, mental health, policing, Black feminism and more.
Whether you want to examine AI in film, immerse yourself in a masterful concert, support student creativity or travel back in time, opportunities to enjoy the arts and tap into your creative side abound across Emory in March.
The first in his family to attend college, Warren Brook could not afford international travel while a student at Oxford. After creating an endowment for study abroad and travel courses, Warren and Kathy Brook are bequeathing their estate to the college.
The Emory University Board of Trustees has elected two new members: Tash Elwyn, president and CEO of Raymond James and Associates, and Tania Neild, founder and CEO of InfoGrate, Inc.
Part of being human is to make mistakes and missteps. With faculty, staff and alumni sharing their personal stories, Emory introduces “Reframes: Discovering the Possible,” a student-facing project seeking to ignite a campus-wide conversation about embracing the power of reframing unexpected moments in life.
On Valentine's Day, three of Emory's scientific power couples are proving that the best research is produced in pairs.
Emory University has been a top producer for the Fulbright U.S. Student program, the government’s flagship international exchange program, for eight years running.
“Connect-Integrate-Reflect: Experiential Education at Emory,” the university’s new five-year Quality Enhancement Plan, will expand education abroad, internships and community-engaged learning for undergraduates, as well as development opportunities for faculty.
With events spanning the entire month of February — and spreading across campuses — Emory’s Black History Month celebrations will offer time and space to reflect on where we’ve been and where we go from here.
Reflect on Emory’s past, enjoy the present and look toward the future during the annual Charter Week, Feb. 5-11. This midwinter program showcases the depth and breadth of academic and campus life events available to the Emory community.
There is no shortage of events to experience this month at Emory. From honoring Black History Month to enjoying artistic performances and engaging lectures, you’ll have no problem filling your month — even with this year’s bonus day.
The nine schools that make up Emory University have plans for new programs, inspiring events and more during the spring semester. Read a roundup of what’s in store.
With a variety of service opportunities, worship programs, lectures and more taking place from Jan. 13-24, there’s time for everyone in the Emory community to honor the life and legacy of the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
The new semester is still a few days away, but there are already plenty of fun activities ahead. From celebrating King Week to attending a variety of athletic events, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in January.
Thanks to Early Decision I and the QuestBridge Scholars Match program, the first students in Emory’s undergraduate Class of 2028 have been selected. Bringing impressive academic records and expansive thinking, their futures are certainly bright.
A 2021 honors graduate in English and linguistics, Eva Rothenberg has been selected for the 2024 Marshall Scholarship. The competitive award covers up to three years of graduate study in the U.K.
With the visit of Walter Hood, creative director of Hood Design Studio, to the Atlanta and Oxford campuses earlier this fall, the design phase of the Twin Memorials is underway in a process that continues to emphasize community input.
Based on results from the most recent Emory Libraries survey, staff members have been making improvements across the libraries this fall — which is perfect timing as students and faculty prep for finals and look ahead to the spring semester.
Students from across Emory University will present thought-provoking performances, art installations and meaningful dialogue that showcase lessons learned while working with Atlanta artists in the classroom this semester.
The Emory community will celebrate the holidays in the coming weeks with music, art and special spiritual events. All programs are open to the public. Check out some highlights here, with events beginning Thursday, Nov. 30, through Sunday, Dec. 24.
During the 2023 Carter Town Hall, Yara Shahidi — an actor, producer, activist and scholar — inspired Emory students with wisdom, actionable tips, hope for the future and relatability.
As the leaves begin to drop from trees around campus, make time to drop into some amazing events here at Emory! There are plenty of athletic, cultural and community activities to enjoy this month.
Families and loved ones of Oxford College students were invited to campus Oct. 20-22 to get a glimpse into the day-to-day lives of their students and enjoy fun, games, a 5K and more.
A new fund fueled by donors allowed more than 270 students across 47 majors to say “yes” to unique internship experiences — and discover the paths they’re meant to follow along the way.
Support for scholarly and community-building programming underscores the university’s commitment to its strong liberal arts tradition — and to fostering new understandings and expressions of the human condition.
Seven Atlanta-based artists — including a poet, a playwright and a clown — are working with Emory faculty this semester to add a creative perspective to addressing social justice issues that surface within class conversations.
The authors of “Sexual Citizens” are the keynote speakers at RespectCon, two days of education and conversation about reducing sexual harm. A major part of the planning for the conference, Emory students also will have leading roles in the events.
The university’s calendar is packed with arts events during October, from theater performances to film screenings and more. One highlight will be a concert and masterclass with violinist Yuriy Bekker.
Mark your calendar for a rainbow of events, including marching with Emory in the Atlanta Pride Parade, drag shows hosted by the Rose Library and Emory Pride, the opening of new campus identity spaces and much more.
Fall is in full swing and the October calendar is packed with activities to enjoy. Learn how you can join in events for Diversity Week, Homecoming, the Winship 5K Run/Walk, Atlanta Pride and much more.
The Hatchery received more than 50 applications for the 16 slots in its 2023-24 Incubator cohort. Learn about the students — and projects — selected from across Emory’s schools.
From a keynote address by Traevena Byrd of American University to Wonderful Wednesday’s “Diversity of Desserts,” built around a love of sweets and diversity, Diversity Week at Emory will have something for every taste.
Alumni J. Michael Aycock and Barry Baker have made a planned gift to establish the Aycock-Baker LGBT Scholarship at Oxford College. It is the largest gift to date in support of LGBT students at Emory.
This summer, the Pathways Center piloted an internship program in LA, offering students the opportunity to get hands-on experience in film and television, learn from experts, connect with Emory alumni and more.
Opening in spring 2024, a new public scholarship center based at Oxford College will help Emory faculty and students effectively translate academic pursuits into the public arena.
Emory is among the nation’s top universities, coming in 24th in the new U.S. News and World Report rankings. This year’s rankings reflect one of the most significant changes in the methodology used by U.S News in decades.
On Oct. 12 and 13, events on both the Oxford and Atlanta campuses will bring the university together around the histories and experiences of the diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander community.
The Emory community is ready to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month from Sept. 15-Oct. 15. Immerse yourself in a new exhibit at the Carlos Museum, learn at a free lecture, sharpen your dance moves and more.
Emory’s Welcoming Day of Service, hosted by Volunteer Emory on Sept. 9, invited students on the Atlanta campus, especially those who are new to the university, to come together and volunteer in multiple Atlanta-area community locations.
International Student and Scholar Services and campus partners led the Passport to Emory program in Seoul, South Korea, and Mumbai, India, to welcome new international students prior to their arrival in the U.S.
We’re highlighting one exemplary student from each of Emory’s nine colleges and professional schools. From investing in their communities to making new discoveries, these students are ready to take on the world.
The fall semester may have just begun, but events are in full swing. As you settle into campus and get back into a semester routine, make time to enjoy the variety of activities this month.
Emory’s newest Woodruff Scholars, recipients of the university’s top merit scholarships, bring exceptional academic achievements, leadership and service to the campus community.
A loyal alumna with a 23-year track record of working with Emory alumni, Jennifer Crabb Kyles considers the university “transformational” and has worked dedicatedly to showcase how “our graduates do amazing things with their careers and service.”
First-year students competed in the annual Oxford Olympics on Aug. 22. This year, eight teams competed in a number of games and activities to be crowned champions.
The nine schools that make up Emory University have big plans for the 2023-24 academic year. Read a roundup of class stats, new degree programs or initiatives and other things to come.
Across the Atlanta, Oxford and Clairmont campuses, housing operations are always in full swing. From readying each individual room to making numerous improvements, each team plans years in advance to help students feel at home.
Emory’s first-year students have moved into their campus homes for the 2023-24 school year. Many arrived last week for preorientation programs and the remainder settled in over the weekend. View some scenes from both Emory campuses.
All across campus, faculty and staff are preparing for the new academic year and the arrival of students. Here are 10 things you need to know as the Atlanta and Oxford campuses transition from summer to fall.
Emory biogeochemist Debjani Sihi is working with students on several soil-science projects near campus and around the country, all with the goal of combatting global warming.
Emory faculty write and edit dozens of books each year. These 20 are ideal for summer reading, whether you want compelling nonfiction or award-winning novels.
The Oxford Organic Farm has provided food for Emory dining halls and hospitals, as well as hands-on experiences, for nearly a decade. Find out exactly what it takes to keep the farm running and pick up a few gardening tips of your own.
Emory faculty and staff are frequently recognized for their work locally, nationally and internationally. Read a sampling of recent accolades, including awards for professional contributions and leadership appointments.
Ira Bedzow, associate professor in the Emory University School of Medicine, has been selected to lead the Emory Purpose Project, a signature element of the Student Flourishing initiative.
The 2023-24 Emory Fulbright U.S. Scholars include individuals from Oxford College, the School of Law, the School of Medicine, International Student and Scholar Services, and Emory College. Learn more about their upcoming projects.
Badia Ahad has followed a lifelong pathway of learning and flourishing, from her childhood in Chicago to her research as an English professor, that has led to her new role as dean of Oxford College.
Hailing from Loyola University Chicago, Badia Ahad is an experienced leader focused on providing faculty, students and staff with the resources they need to thrive. She will begin her role at Oxford on Aug. 1.
As an academic research institution, Emory’s faculty and staff conduct studies across every discipline, from the sciences to the humanities. Here’s a sample of recent grant awards and the work they will support, plus highlights from some published research findings.
Dooley’s Players and the Emory Conversation Project partnered on an immersive theater experience that incorporated audience discussion around difficult topics. After several years of production at Oxford College, “Hearing Voices” debuted at Emory’s Atlanta campus this spring.
The nine schools of Emory University held diploma ceremonies for their Class of 2023 graduates in conjunction with the university’s 178th Commencement. Read about their programs and watch the livestreams of all events.
Emory University faculty and staff were recognized with multiple awards in conjunction with the 2023 Commencement and school diploma ceremonies. See who was recognized for their contributions during the academic year.
Meet the six faculty members who received this year's Emory Williams Award, which celebrates a record of excellence in undergraduate teaching.
With a full school year of Student Flourishing programming now complete, several undergraduate students took a moment recently to reflect on what Student Flourishing means to them and how it has impacted their time at Emory.
Emory University will celebrate the Class of 2023 with ceremonies May 5-8 on the Atlanta and Oxford campuses. Learn more about Commencement events and how you can prepare for the festivities.
Justin Whitening arrived at Oxford College with interests in zoology and basketball. Through curiosity and connections across campus, he’s managed to excel at both while also giving back to his community.
As most industries rebound from the pandemic, Emory College graduates choosing either jobs or continuing education are achieving great success. For employers, the curricular and co-curricular skills and experiences of Emory’s liberal arts students create a nearly unbeatable combination.
Four Emory College juniors join 45 previous Emory recipients of the Goldwater Scholarship, the premier award for undergraduates studying math, natural sciences and engineering.
Launching this fall, the Emory Initiative for Arts and Humanistic Inquiry will support schools in hiring up to 30 new faculty focused on exploring questions central to society and the human experience.
Meet the recipients of Emory’s 2023 International Awards, celebrating extraordinary work in the global community by a faculty member, a staff member and an international alumnus. The awards are hosted by the Office of Global Strategies and Initiatives.
Campus visitors can now explore Emory’s Atlanta and Oxford campuses by creating a self-guided tour that offers a personalized and self-paced understanding of the college environment and its surroundings.
The Pathways Center’s first Career Trek to New York City opened up a world of possibilities for Emory undergraduates through essential alumni connections.
Oxford College students joined a campus-wide scavenger hunt last week, following clues posted on social media to locations representing the Oxford Principles. View a few photos from what they dubbed the Ultimate OxQuest.
April brings a multitude of arts events and opportunities across Emory — including a concert featuring 15-time Grammy winner Béla Fleck. Plan now to catch a new play, hear bestselling authors, enjoy concerts across genres and more.
A request-for-proposal has been issued for an architect-and-artist team to design the Twin Memorials for the Oxford and Atlanta campuses. Following a rigorous selection process driven by community input, the finalist will be announced this summer and the design phase will begin.
Joe Moon, Oxford dean of campus life for the past 35 years, will deliver the keynote address at Oxford's 178th Commencement exercises on May 6. Moon will retire on Aug. 1 after a long and impactful career.
Created in partnership with Advancement and Alumni Engagement and the Office of Undergraduate Admission, Eagle Connections pairs admitted students with alumni. Through informal conversations, students experience the welcoming and supportive community Emory offers.
Learn about the outstanding students admitted to the undergraduate Class of 2027, whose experiences reflect an increased interest in community-mindedness and humanitarian efforts.
Emory College students Ben Thomas, Balwant-Amrit Singh, Alicia Yin and Carly Colen will spend the next year studying at the University of St Andrews in Scotland as recipients of the prestigious Robert T. Jones Scholarship.
Emory University will offer an innovative new minor in artificial intelligence beginning fall 2023. The program is open to undergraduate students in all disciplines.
Growing up, Teresa Rivero attended 10 schools in 12 years, leading her to need a higher level of support in college. She found it at Emory, earning three degrees from the university. Now, she gives back as a volunteer and philanthropist.
Emory faculty and staff are frequently recognized for their work locally, nationally and internationally. Read a sampling of recent accolades, including awards for professional contributions and leadership appointments.
Dozens of undergraduates from Emory College and Oxford College discovered concrete next steps for their college careers and beyond at the first-ever Sophomore Summit, an intensive two-day retreat.
From catching a performance by the Vega String Quartet at Oxford to joining a conversation with Deepa Iyer to cheering on the Eagles during Champions Weekend Spring Bash, March is going to be exciting around campus.
With this year’s Fulbright Award recipients, a total of 135 Emory students have received the award. Find out more about the flagship international academic exchange program and the deadlines for 2023 applications.
During Emory’s 2023 King Week, students, faculty and staff visited the Equal Justice Initiative Legacy Museum and National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama.
Bowler’s Feb. 7 talk at Oxford is open to the Emory community and general public.
Sanchez is the first Oxford student to be a part of the Hollywood Radio and Television Society Fellowship Program.
Get ready to celebrate Emory’s past, present and future during Charter Week, set for Feb. 6-11. View the full schedule of events, including a special One Emory presentation from President Fenves on Feb. 7.
The new year is just getting underway, but Emory is already busy with events, including a concert celebrating Lunar New Year on Jan. 22 with the Vega Quartet. Whether you enjoy music, sports or conversations, here’s a sampling of January activities.
Emory University celebrates King Week, Jan. 15-22, with service projects, lectures, panels, an awards ceremony and more.
The nine schools that make up Emory University have plans for new programs, inspiring events and more during the spring semester. Read a roundup of what’s in store.
Interim Dean Ken Carter shares his gratitude for the Oxford community and wishes everyone a warm and happy holiday season.
The Class of 2027 is beginning to take shape, with Early Decision I and QuestBridge students admitted to the Atlanta and Oxford campuses, ready to take on their future at Emory.